Down to DetailWhy this exists
I'm Lacey.
I clean houses for a living. Started solo, grew to a small crew, and for years I ran the whole business across five different apps — Google Calendar for stops, Notes for client info, a spreadsheet for the money, Venmo for tips, and a group chat nobody read. Plus the sticky notes on the dashboard.
Stops got double-booked. Tips slipped through the cracks. I'd realize at midnight I forgot to text a client I was running late. Tax season was three days of pulling receipts out of every corner. The work was fine. The business was a mess.
My boyfriend Gabriel built Down to Detail for the way I actually work. Now everything lives in one place— the schedule, the clients, the on-my-way texts, the money, even an AI advisor for when I'm stuck on a stain. We use it every day. We're still finding the rough edges together.
If you clean houses, this is for you. Run the whole day from your pocket. See what you actually made this month. It won't do the work for you. But everything else? We're on it.
— Lacey
What you'll do
One app. The whole rhythm of the work.
Schedule.
Drag stops onto a month-view calendar. Add a recurring client once and the next six months auto-fill. Move one and choose: just this stop, or the whole series.
Route.
Order your day by shortest drive. Track miles per vehicle for tax season. See whose week is fuller across your crew.
Text.
Auto on-my-way + thank-you messages from your own business number, not a generic 800-number. Tap once when you leave the driveway.
Bill.
Generate a payment link per stop. Track tips, see profit per client, export mileage logs to your CPA in a single tap.
The unfair advantage
An AI cleaning advisor that's actually trained on cleaning.
Snap a photo of a stain. Ask how to price a 3,000 sqft deep clean. Get the answer in seconds. Pricing, products, technique. The senior cleaner you wish you could text.
How we're different
What others charge extra for, included.
The big cleaning-business apps were built by enterprise SaaS teams who've never wrung out a microfiber. They make money on add-ons, per-seat fees, and tier upgrades. We make money one way: a single fair price.
Pricing reflects publicly listed entry-tier plans as of 2026. Jobber, Housecall Pro, and ServiceTitan charge per-user beyond their base tier.
In the words of a real cleaner
“Routes plus auto-texts alone saved me five hoursa week. I dropped the spreadsheet and never looked back.”
Maria S.
Houston, TX · runs 2 trucks
What it costs
One price. The whole product.
The contract
The whole deal, in three lines. No fine print, no asterisks, no fourth bullet hiding the catch.